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This documentation page describes a feature of version 3.3 of Iguana. For information on the Dashboard in version 4.0 or later of Iguana, see Updating Channel Information from the Dashboard. | ||
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The Dashboard is the main monitoring screen and appears first after you log-in. It provides an overview of all the channels currently configured on the Iguana server. It also allows you to easily start and stop these channels as required.
For each configured channel, the dashboard shows the source and destination components being used, the channel's name, as well as its status. Color coded status indicators are used for each channel and channel component. The meaning of the colors is described in the following table:
| Color | Meaning |
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| Green: | The channel (or component) is up and running correctly. |
| Grey: | The channel (or component) is not up. |
| Yellow: | The channel (or component) is starting or stopping. |
| Red: | The channel (or component) is not running due to an error which was encountered during start-up. The Iguana logs should be referred to for details on the error condition encountered. |
Clicking on a channel's name will give you a detailed view of the channel's configuration. If the channel is stopped, you will also be able to modify the channel's details (or even remove the channel) by clicking on it.
The final component of this screen which we have not yet discussed is the Add Channel button. Use this to add a new channel to the list. It is important to note that, depending on your license, there may be a maximum number of channels that are allowed to be deployed at any specific time.